Argosy All-Story Weekly, October 28, 1922

# Argosy-All Story Magazine Contents, October 28, 1922

This issue contains five serialized continued stories. "The Dance of Death" by Beery Jackson begins its six-part run. R. Jackson offers part two of "The Fire People" (five parts). A. Freiot continues part three of a five-part serial. Jo Schoolcraft delivers part five of "The Bird of Passage" (six parts). Hulbert Footner contributes "A New Girl in Town."

Short fiction includes Raymond S. Spears' "The Way of the Mississippi," William J. Flynn and George Barton's "The Adventures of Peabody Smith" and "I—The Flaw in the Alibi," Georges Surdez's untitled piece, Jack Bechdolt's "Showing the Widow," and Hamilton Craigie's "Vanishing Vardaman." The issue also features miscellaneous poetry and columns, including Izzy Kaplan's Kolumn and Vernon Fox's contribution. Next week announces "Crafty Rogues" by Boice du Bois, described as a thriller set in the era of formal wear.